Growing up, few movies were as gloriously absurd and downright fun as Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure and Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey . Those two films were more than just comedy—they were pure, unfiltered joy in movie form. Bill and Ted, with their iconic air-guitar riffs and time-traveling phone booth, were the ultimate slackers with hearts of gold, teaching us all to “Be excellent to each other” and “Party on, dudes!” And let’s be real: seeing a young Keanu Reeves as the effortlessly cool Te…

Aliens isn’t just any sequel—it’s one of the greatest sequels ever made to one of the best horror movies ever made. When James Cameron took the reins from Ridley Scott, he didn’t just try to recreate the magic of Alien ; he took it in a bold new direction, transforming it from a claustrophobic horror into a high-stakes, action-packed thrill ride. And yet, somehow, Cameron managed to stay completely loyal to the terrifying, atmospheric tension of the original. This list of behind-the-scenes phot…

I don’t think I’ve ever scrolled past a Godzilla movie without stopping. Every time one of those old, black-and-white Godzilla flicks appears on TV, I find myself glued to the screen , watching it all the way through. They’re the perfect blend of cheesy, ridiculous, funny, and awesome, hitting just the right spot in my geeky soul. I especially love the contrast between the serious reactions of the characters and the obvious guy-in-a-suit monster stepping on tiny cardboard buildings and cars. It…

There’s something truly masterful about The Shining. Is it the scariest horror film ever made? Perhaps not. Are there bloodier, more shocking movies ? Absolutely. But few, if any, can match Stanley Kubrick’s ability to create a haunting, oppressive atmosphere that sticks with you long after the credits roll. The Shining isn’t just about jump scares or graphic scenes; it’s about suspense, tension, and a slow-burn terror that makes you feel trapped in the maze of the Overlook Hotel alongside Jack…

Pulp Fiction is 30 years old, but it feels like it hasn’t aged a day! It’s still as entertaining , wild, and clever as it was when it first came out in 1994. I remember going to the movies with my friends, intending to see a different film (probably Ace Ventura: Pet Detective ), but since there were no tickets available, we had to settle on Pulp Fiction . I went in not knowing anything about the movie, and I came out transformed . I had no idea cinema could be that . The way Tarantino told the…

A Nightmare on Elm Street is the perfect horror movie. I don’t care how many of you try to tell me it’s The Shining , Halloween , or maybe The Texas Chainsaw Massacre —‘ Nightmare ’ will always be at the top of my personal list. What Wes Craven was able to do in that movie, which no other horror film could do back then (or since), is make the horror inevitable. Let me explain. Are you afraid Jason Voorhees will come after you? Just don’t go to Camp Crystal Lake. Worried about a Xenomorph ? Just…

My dad and I never really watched any TV shows together when I was a kid, which is fair. I was totally into Transformers and Macron 1 , while he was more into shows like Bonanza and Dynasty . But there was one show we both enjoyed together— Wonder Woman with the one and only Lynda Carter . I was really into Wonder Woman, and he was really into Lynda Carter (now that I think about it, she was like a taller and more badass version of my mom so I totally get it). And sure, the show was pretty sill…

I am Vengeance, I am the night, I am Batman!

What kind of bird are you?

Right from the opening shot of “Beetlejuice” you know you're in for a different kind of movie. That Danny Elfman score in the background as the camera pans across the

I’ve always been a big fan of horror movies. Ever since I was a kid, I used to secretly watch films that were way too scary for my age group. Did they give me nightmares? Yes, but it was worth it! What I loved most about horror movies was trying to figure out how they were made. How did they make Chucky look so alive when he was obviously a puppet? How did they make Jason’s knife cut a dude’s arm off? What did they use to make all that blood? I wanted to know. Then I discovered Fangoria magazin…

If you want to watch a film that both comforts and destroys you, Miyazaki is the way to go!

Welcome to the IMF.

I don't think I could have ever been a famous and well known Hollywood actor , And I'm not just talking about my non-existing acting skills. I'm mostly talking about everything that goes around the filming of the movie, Especially those press junkets we see every time a new blockbuster drops. Now, you may thing that it's just sitting there for a few hours, answering some questions about the movie but you will be wrong. Usually these junkets take entire weeks, and sometimes months of the actor's…

You know what I miss? Those “ How did they do it? " shows on TV where they reveal the magic behind the making of our favorite movies. I remember finding out that the giant marshmallow man from Ghostbusters was just a guy in a suit, walking around a miniature set of New York and filmed in slow motion, Or that Marty McFly was actually dangling from a crane with the hoverboard glued to his shoes in “Back to the Future: Part 2”. Every movie had some really clever tricks that the filmmakers used to…

*talks about Kiyoshi Kurosawa for 45 minutes on a first date*